Whenever I see a gallery of crappy album covers, I get annoyed because it’s always the same ones—By Request Only - Ken, Julie’s Sixteenth Birthday - John Bult, Jesus Use Me - The Faith Tones etc. It’s time to update that… shit. I’ve been following Shit Record Covers for some time now on Facebook as a lurker (I’ve never posted anything) and they do shit record covers right. Here’s a collection of the best of the… shit… a few choice selections that deserve some Internet recognition. “Three Oates = One Hall!” - John Riley Released in 1973 “Get some of the bellmen to sweep up the driveway. They can pose for their damn album cover while they’re doing it.” - Robert Barron “I have a feeling that these lads may not be genuine Native Americans.” - David McCarthy‎ “Boyd Rice will resort to any measure to promote ‘Hirsute Pursuit’” - David Van Cleve “He took advantage of a stoned girl.” - Kenny Mendenhall “This may not be actual shit but it will be soon.” - Simon...

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Bad LPs and the Worst Album Cover Art Ever

Rolling Stone’s list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time was originally published in 2003, with a slight update in 2012.

Whenever I see a gallery of crappy album covers, I get annoyed because it’s always the same ones—By Request Only - Ken, Julie’s Sixteenth Birthday - John Bult, Jesus Use Me - The Faith Tones etc. It’s time to update that… shit. I’ve been following Shit Record Covers for some time now on Facebook as a lurker (I’ve never posted anything) and they do shit record covers right. Here’s a collection of the best of the… shit… a few choice selections that deserve some Internet recognition. “Three Oates = One Hall!” - John Riley Released in 1973 “Get some of the bellmen to sweep up the driveway. They can pose for their damn album cover while they’re doing it.” - Robert Barron “I have a feeling that these lads may not be genuine Native Americans.” - David McCarthy‎ “Boyd Rice will resort to any measure to promote ‘Hirsute Pursuit’” - David Van Cleve “He took advantage of a stoned girl.” - Kenny Mendenhall “This may not be actual shit but it will be soon.” - Simon...

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This image looks more like they're touring Mars than Europe. This is so out there - I love it!

Whenever I see a gallery of crappy album covers, I get annoyed because it’s always the same ones—By Request Only - Ken, Julie’s Sixteenth Birthday - John Bult, Jesus Use Me - The Faith Tones etc. It’s time to update that… shit. I’ve been following Shit Record Covers for some time now on Facebook as a lurker (I’ve never posted anything) and they do shit record covers right. Here’s a collection of the best of the… shit… a few choice selections that deserve some Internet recognition. “Three Oates = One Hall!” - John Riley Released in 1973 “Get some of the bellmen to sweep up the driveway. They can pose for their damn album cover while they’re doing it.” - Robert Barron “I have a feeling that these lads may not be genuine Native Americans.” - David McCarthy‎ “Boyd Rice will resort to any measure to promote ‘Hirsute Pursuit’” - David Van Cleve “He took advantage of a stoned girl.” - Kenny Mendenhall “This may not be actual shit but it will be soon.” - Simon...

Eastern Europe was a really wild back in the 70's, there were countless pop, rock and folk starts that where popping out of everywhere you'd look. To establish themselves on the market they had to use some good 'Slav marketing' i.e. pretty unique album covers.

They don't make them like this anymore. All these via the excellent Twitter account Bad Album Covers. A few of these are kinda NSFW.

Vinyl LP pressing. John Dwyer has a surprise... While everyone eagerly anticipates the next Oh Sees record, he's been working tirelessly in his synth laboratory, hand-crafting a follow-up to last year's debut-one that shakes up the snow globe considerably. If Hubba Bubba was a brush with a robotic exoskeleton on deep-space patrol, 2015’s Cold Hot Plumbs visits the alien world that sent it into the cosmos. Lush, textural and psychedelic, the songs breathe with a otherworldly sadness and heart. Barbed, sophisticated arrangements flower in every direction. The vintage-perfect sound palette would be window dressing if not for the songs themselves: fresh, vital, and above all catchier than the flu. Cold Hot Plumbs is a strange, beautiful, and oddly infectious addition to Dwyer's oeuvre, and not one to be missed.

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Not every musician is suitable for the role of sexy cover model. Somehow, music producers missed that fact.

23 Weird Album Covers That Have No Chill - The internet has generated a huge amount of laughs from cats and FAILS. And we all out of cats.

When very .. um, odd hair appears on record albums -- beehives, mullets, and just strange hair moments.

Whenever I see a gallery of crappy album covers, I get annoyed because it’s always the same ones—By Request Only - Ken, Julie’s Sixteenth Birthday - John Bult, Jesus Use Me - The Faith Tones etc. It’s time to update that… shit. I’ve been following Shit Record Covers for some time now on Facebook as a lurker (I’ve never posted anything) and they do shit record covers right. Here’s a collection of the best of the… shit… a few choice selections that deserve some Internet recognition. “Three Oates = One Hall!” - John Riley Released in 1973 “Get some of the bellmen to sweep up the driveway. They can pose for their damn album cover while they’re doing it.” - Robert Barron “I have a feeling that these lads may not be genuine Native Americans.” - David McCarthy‎ “Boyd Rice will resort to any measure to promote ‘Hirsute Pursuit’” - David Van Cleve “He took advantage of a stoned girl.” - Kenny Mendenhall “This may not be actual shit but it will be soon.” - Simon...

It doesn't get any worse than these.

Cream "Wheels of Fire" interview with Eric Clapton & the late Jack Bruce In the Studio

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Attention all collectors of the odd, kitschy, and corny! This one is for you. Despite the cool psychedelic cover, this album by the Vennard College Extensions is a strange private press Christian folk/gospel record. This group's later records are occasionally sold as cult classics, but this first one is essentially impossible to find... until now! The Extensions are charming. Often just a little out of key, rarely on the beat, and seemingly unaware of their lyrics with 'classics' such as "He Touched Me", later followed by "Let Me Touch Him"... they are doing their best. If this were made today I would be sure it was a joke. But I am quite convinced that this group was very serious in its time, or at least trying to be. And the results are hilarious. To be clear, I have no qualms with their theology, but the Extensions as musicians are... not quite all there. Against all odds, this copy is in great shape. The cover is still in the shrink, and both the vinyl and cover rate at a strong VG+. The disc has several hairlines, but they do not affect anything in terms of sound or play.

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